Human remains have been recovered from an SUV that crashed into a liquid natural gas pipeline in Deer Park, Texas, igniting a fire that has been burning for several days. The Deer Park Police Department and the Harris County Medical Examiner are conducting a criminal investigation and working to identify the remains. The fire started when the vehicle crashed through a fence and hit an above-ground valve, causing extensive damage to nearby homes and cars. Energy Transfer, the pipeline owner, is managing the fire by letting the gas burn out and installing specialized isolation equipment. Nearly 1,000 residents were evacuated, and power outages affected thousands of customers. The cause of the SUV's crash remains under investigation, with speculation about a possible medical event suffered by the driver.